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Berlin-Grünewald
6 July 1925
Dear Professor,
This is to show you that I am making good progress; at the same time I want to tell you how pleased I was with your warm and fatherly letter.
I was glad to hear that your health continues to improve. Although I am 21 years younger than you, I shall have to spend just as quiet a holiday. We have decided on Wengen in the Bernese Oberland. It is at an altitude of 1,270 metres and has the advantage of mountain railways for riding up if one cannot climb much. Address from 17 July: Hotel Victoria.
Max came to see me yesterday. He has, during my illness, made excellent preparations for the Congress. The programmes are already in print.
If you, dear Professor, are not coming to Homburg, I am afraid that I shall not see you for the time being, as I cannot do very much for a while. It is only now I realize how much strength this month has cost me. I shall therefore not be able to help you with raspberry picking.
With the most cordial greetings from my family and myself to you all,
Yours,
Karl Abraham